Ritter & Stark guarantee these rifles to be capable of .5 MOA accuracy. The MSRP of the SLX is $3,635, which at first would appear to be expensive, but when compared to similar European rifles is pretty reasonable.
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.5 MOA Accuracy Guaranteed! The Ritter & Stark SLX – SHOT Show 2018
BY Thomas Gomez Updated: March 31, 2024NightForce 1-8X ATACR Rifle Scope — Full Review
BY Jeff Cramblit Updated: December 31, 2017This calls for a celebration. NightForce may have just unveiled the holy grail of Illuminated Low Power Variable (ILPV) optics with its new 1-8X ATACR. The military and 3-Gun competitors have been searching for the perfect low power illuminated scope for the last 20 years.
Going the Distance — the Best Gifts for the Long-Range Shooter
BY Ian Kenney Updated: November 17, 2017I can hear “It’s the most wonderful time of year …” playing on repeat in the back of my mind as I scan through magazines and online stores while I start piecing together my Christmas wish list. As I’ve gotten older I’ve found that it gets harder and harder to not only buy gifts for the ones I know and love but also create a Christmas list for me to give to them. I mean I usually have to create a roadmap to the things that I like complete with links, pictures, and very specific instructions about color options and features, which pretty much sucks the fun out right out of it.
How to Mount A Scope with Ease
BY Clay Martin Updated: August 3, 2024Learn how to mount a scope. If your equipment fails you on the shot of a lifetime, don’t let it be the fault of an over-glorified Walmart greeter.
Americans Set New Long Range World Record! 5,000 yards (2.84 miles)
BY Thomas Gomez Updated: October 25, 2017We have a new world record, at least for now. Charlie Melton, a retired United States Navy SEAL sniper, shot a 40-inch target at 5,000 yards, smashing all previous records.
The Bipods with the Moves: Bringing the Swagger
BY Clay Martin Updated: October 12, 2017Bipods are probably the most underutilized piece of helpful shooting gear, a tool that should be in your toolbox. But like all tools, you need to pick the appropriate one for the job. Normal size bipods, 6 to 10 inches, cover a lot of gaps. But sometimes, you are forced into a less than ideal shooting position, and for that you need something else. Fortunately, that tool now exists.
Russians Set New Long Range World Record: 2.6 Miles!
BY Thomas Gomez Updated: March 31, 2024A team of Russian shooters claims it broke the long range world record, shooting a 1-meter target at 4,604 yards or approximately 2.6 miles away!
The Perfect Entry Level Optic: Burris XTR II 4-20x50mm
BY Ian Kenney Updated: September 27, 2017When the cost of a precision rifle can reach into the thousands of dollars it tends to be a little less practical, and unnecessary, to spend as much on the scope as you spent on the rifle. Starting out though, when you’re on a budget, finding a suitable optic for precision rifle competition that won’t break the bank isn’t easy. However, Burris is making the search easier with their XTR II line of scopes that are tailor-made for the beginning shooter at a price that some will find very easy to swallow.
Bushnell Legend T-Series Tactical Spotting Scope
BY Thomas Gomez Updated: September 27, 2017Long range shooting is a discipline that requires quality gear. Typically the equipment needed for long range shooting is expensive. Now and then a company will offer a piece of kit that is well made and moderately priced. One such product that I have tested extensively over the course of this year is the Bushnell Legend T-Series Tactical Spotting Scope.
Intro to Precision Rifle Series — Mindset, Equipment & Skills
BY Ian Kenney Updated: March 31, 2024Precision Rifle Shooting (PRS) has been gaining a lot of ground in recent and with that an increasing interest in precision rifle competitions. I started shooting precision rifle competitions about 12 years ago and back then, the competitive landscape was different. There weren’t as many matches around as I was getting into it and there certainly weren’t any standardized rules about what was and wasn’t allowed.